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Making Sense of the Chemistry That Led to Life on Earth

Published on 7 May, 2015

An article in the New York Times highlights the work of John Sutherland, a group leader at the LMB, who has determined a possible chemical pathway to produce the starting materials of life. In his laboratory he tested all the chemical reactions needed to make precursors of lipids, nucleotides and amino acids, the building blocks […]

Towards preventing neurodegenerative diseases

Published on 6 May, 2015

Research led by the LMB’s Anne Bertolotti has discovered a selective inhibitor of a phosphatase enzyme that could prevent protein misfolding diseases. The scientists showed that the new molecule, dubbed Sephin1, countered the effects of aggregating proteins in mouse models of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, and might do so for other neurodegenerative disorders. […]

Mechanism-based therapeutics of common human neurodegenerative diseases

Published on 6 May, 2015

The LMB and the Department of Clinical Neurosciences have announced an initiative in mechanism-based therapeutics of common human neurodegenerative diseases. This initiative, developed by Michel Goedert and Alastair Compston, aims to identify core mechanisms of protein aggregation and spreading in neurodegeneration, and to apply that knowledge to study putative new therapies. More…

First pictures of the mitoribosome taken

Published on 8 April, 2015

Researchers, including a team from the LMB, have obtained structures of complete ribosomes from mammalian mitochondria at near-atomic resolution for the first time. More…

Body clock expert talks to students

Published on 7 April, 2015

Michael Hastings delivers sixth form lecture at King William’s College, Isle of Man, on his research into circadian rhythms and biological clocks. This article is no longer available from the source website: Isle of Man Today 1 April 2015

Image of the Week: Structure of the dynactin complex

Published on 27 March, 2015

The structure of the dynactin complex, solved by Andrew Carter’s group at the LMB, is the cover story on this week’s Science and is the Wellcome Trust’s Image of the week. The picture shows a model of the dynein/dynactin protein machine that moves cargo around the cell, that was determined using electron cryo-microscopy. This article […]

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